➠ Words that start with b - 7 letters

List contains 2377 Words that start with "b".

  • - Strip inside hat
  • - Garment, strip of cloth
  • - Strip of cloth, headband or garment
  • - Hair securing strip
  • - Accessory to restrain hair
  • - Bra
  • - Headwear item
  • - Garment resembling a tube top
  • - Head may have this message prohibiting money announced
  • - One may cover the eyes with boyfriend coming round
  • - Elastic bikini top
  • - Lock-keeper to prevent money being picked up
  • - Tube-top kin
  • - Narrow bikini top
  • - Chic hair ribbon.
  • - Headband
  • - "Head" band
  • - Hair ribbon.
  • - Hat holder
  • - Something cylindrical players will fight for?
  • - Exquisitely neat
  • - Smallish ballpark
  • - Smallish ballpark, in slang
  • - Symbolic container.
  • - Kerchief worn around the neck
  • - Southern kerchief.
  • - Kerchief
  • - Colorful kerchief
  • - Handkerchief worn around head or neck
  • - A top in the form of a narrow strip of material
  • - prohibit irish singer getting a neckerchief
  • - Neckpiece for a dog
  • - prohibit the singer getting a neckerchief
  • - Neckerchief found in club — and an anorak
  • - It can keep sweat out of your eyes
  • - It can be worn like a headband or a scarf
  • - headgear of musicians — a new craze essentially
  • - Large coloured neckerchief
  • - Large and brightly coloured handkerchief
  • - Brightly coloured neckerchief
  • - Bret Michaels' trademark
  • - Some contraband, an antiquarian handkerchief
  • - Arts graduate's presented with a ........ headscarf
  • - Word from the Hindi for "tie-dye"
  • - Necktie, of a sort
  • - Outlaw's accessory
  • - Makeshift mask, maybe
  • - Oater wear
  • - Bit of gang attire
  • - Pirate wear
  • - Patterned handkerchief
  • - Neck scarf
  • - Kind of handkerchief
  • - Large handkerchief: Var.
  • - Neckwear: Var.
  • - Western wear
  • - Neckerchief
  • - Type of scarf
  • - Head scarf
  • - Book with three articles about big character of Dot Cotton perhaps being spotted in Square
  • - Rosie the Riveter's headwear
  • - one who might rob vaqueros in a western
  • - Villain in a sombrero
  • - Old Western villain
  • - Many a character in 'The Treasure of the Sierra Madre'
  • - Western villain?
  • - Western outlaw
  • - The Frito ...... (old ad mascot)
  • - "¡Three Amigos!" extra
  • - Frito ...... (old ad symbol)
  • - Mexican outlaw
  • - Pancho Villa, to Díaz
  • - South-of-the-border bad guy
  • - Material for hat strips
  • - Tosses back and forth
  • - Tosses about, as ideas
  • - ____ about, passed a story around
  • - Exchanged
  • - Bird markers
  • - Banner: Span.
  • - Short-term solution, so to speak
  • - Makeshift solution
  • - Quick but temporary fix
  • - Not a long-term solution
  • - Short-term solution
  • - Temporary solution
  • - Heard medical equipment is required for charity group
  • - Boo-boo's protection [hyph.]
  • - Boo-boo protector (Hyph.)
  • - Brand for boo-boos
  • - They "fed the world"
  • - Boo-boo protector
  • - Curad competitor
  • - Symbol of minimal help
  • - Stopgap
  • - Quick fix
  • - Medicine chest item
  • - Medicine cabinet item
  • - Cutter with a steel belt
  • - group watched a kind of cutter
  • - Musicians spotted by a wood-cutter
  • - Toothed cutter
  • - Continuous cutter
  • - Shop power cutter
  • - Group observed in cutter
  • - Shop class cutter
  • - Cutter with wheels
  • - Workshop cutter
  • - Cutter
  • - crew watched cutter
  • - Crew observed in cutter
  • - ...orchestra was taken aback by cutting machine
  • - orchestra observed cutting equipment
  • - the gang spotted the woodcutter
  • - orchestra observed a wood instrument
  • - Cutting tool(Used today)
  • - Shop tool with an endless blade
  • - Tool used by a carpenter or joiner
  • - Powerful shop tool
  • - Company understood one might cut deal
  • - Large lumber-ripper
  • - Carpenter's power tool
  • - Shop tool with pulleys
  • - Woodworking power tool
  • - Toothed-belt machine
  • - Cutting tool with pulleys
  • - Cabinetmaker's aid.
  • - Implement that cuts in an endless steel belt.
  • - Handy cutting device.
  • - Lumberman's machine.
  • - Power tool
  • - Cutting machine.
  • - Toothed tool
  • - Woodshop tool
  • - Shop tool
  • - Cutting tool.
  • - Carpentry tool
  • - Lumbering tool
  • - Poisonous
  • - Fraught with ruin.
  • - Pernicious
  • - Deadly
  • - Ukrainian stringed instrument plucked like a zither
  • - Send down report to the capital
  • - Capital city of Thailand
  • - The world's most-visited city (20+ million travelers annually)
  • - Capital of Thailand which is famous for the Temple of the Emerald Buddha
  • - Asian city that is titled "most visited city in the world"
  • - Thailand's capital
  • - Krung Thep is the Thai name of this Thai city
  • - City's financial institution agreed to accept grand
  • - Thailand capital
  • - Hammering
  • - Doing the dirty, vulgarly
  • - Loud door knocks
  • - Really great booze stocked by bar close to Reading
  • - Value for money, deer hunter's rifle shot?
  • - Decrepit cars from '98 catch up
  • - Term for sausages in the UK
  • - awesome songs
  • - Which meal associates fireworks with flirtation?
  • - ...... and mash (British dish)
  • - Loud fireworks
  • - Prohibits importing German sausages
  • - Sausages, in British slang
  • - Sausages, in England
  • - Sausages
  • - Desperados
  • - outlaws with bits outside and inside
  • - robbers making group sit around
  • - they take part in raids and in scraps
  • - One-armed ...... (slot machines)
  • - Brigands
  • - No-goodniks in westerns
  • - Roving robbers
  • - Raiders also in pieces
  • - Armed robbers
  • - One-armed outlaws?
  • - Mask wearers
  • - Brigands, outlaws
  • - Stagecoach robbers
  • - Bushwhackers
  • - Masked men
  • - Oater baddies
  • - Some are one-armed
  • - Robbers
  • - Billy the Kid and others.
  • - Raiders
  • - Outlaws
  • - HIGHWAYMEN
  • - they are involved in armed raids and in scraps
  • - Wordplay puzzle for the title of a Paul McCartney and Wings hit
  • - Old guitarlike instrument
  • - student known for being a player?
  • - Fruits produced by Chiquita
  • - Chiquita import
  • - Chiquita products
  • - Fruits yielded by plants in the genus Musa
  • - Crazy to put restrictions on two articles
  • - Fruits with thick peel
  • - Fruit that comes in bunches
  • - Carrying family member, car reversed round the bend
  • - fruit and nut description?
  • - woody allen film set in the fictional san marcos
  • - fruity, so to speak
  • - Sheepish remarks about bread fruit
  • - Fruits in Samoan poi
  • - The way to go when you're mad about AA banns
  • - They grow in bunches? That's crazy!
  • - Monkeys' treats
  • - Yes! We Have No ... (novelty song of the 1920s)
  • - Fruits spelled out in a Gwen Stefani hit
  • - losing interest in undergarment for one is mad
  • - Bunch of produce
  • - Gartner's health food = Hana's ..........
  • - Fruits that grow in bunches
  • - Curved fruits
  • - Cream pie fruit (1971)
  • - 1971 Woody Allen movie where Woody played Fielding Mellish
  • - You might buy a bunch of them
  • - Wild way to go
  • - Produce purchase
  • - Fruits.
  • - *Cream pie fruit
  • - Absolutely crazy
  • - Yellow fruits in bunches
  • - Fruit bats
  • - They're clustered atop plant: unbalanced?
  • - Fruits in a bunch
  • - Nutty fruit
  • - Yellow fruits
  • - Sheepish remarks about Gran's fruit
  • - Split centers
  • - Fruit that grows in bunches
  • - Fruit seen in description of fruitcake
  • - Their skins pose risks? Crazy!
  • - 1971 movie starring Woody Allen and Louise Lasser
  • - Grand pooh-bahs
  • - They come in bunches
  • - Hand off your head
  • - Split ingredients
  • - 1971 film by 1-/69-Across
  • - Fruit in some smoothies
  • - Fruit and nuts
  • - Fruits "split" with ice cream
  • - "Day-O" fruits
  • - Fruit or nuts
  • - Fruits in bunches
  • - 1971 Woody Allen film that featured Howard Cosell
  • - Plantation yield
  • - Film in which Woody Allen's character becomes "El Presidente"
  • - ... of 1971
  • - Kooky
  • - Bunched fruits
  • - What you shouldn't eat if "you are what you eat" is true?
  • - 1971 Woody Allen movie
  • - 1971 Woody Allen film
  • - Plantain relatives
  • - Running low on sanity
  • - Fruit, or nutty as a fruitcake
  • - Loco
  • - 1971 Woody Allen comedy
  • - Having a few buttons missing
  • - Splits ingredients
  • - "Yes, We Have No ......"
  • - Go ...... (lose it)
  • - Costa Rican export
  • - Early Allen flick
  • - Bats
  • - Off one's rocker
  • - Allen film: 1971
  • - No way to go
  • - Honduran exports
  • - Go ...... (get wild or go ape)
  • - Fruit in a song
  • - Go ...... (crack up)
  • - Ingredients of splits
  • - Costa Rica export
  • - Treelike tropical plants.
  • - Plantains.
  • - Caribbean export.
  • - Dessert in popular song.
  • - Musical "shortage" of the 1920's.
  • - Latin-American exports.
  • - Relatives of plantains.
  • - Central American export.
  • - Tropical seedless yellow berries.
  • - Rare tropical fruits.
  • - Woody Allen movie
  • - Wacko
  • - Tropical fruits.
  • - Screwy?
  • - Fruit
  • - Crazy
  • - Out of control
  • - Wacky
  • - 'Nuts!'
  • - Bonkers
  • - Moonstruck
  • - Nutty
  • - Mad
  • - Woody Allen film
  • - Woody Allen flick
  • - Allen film
  • - Lose it
  • - See 9-Across
  • - mad about fruit?
  • - Love Bug film, Herbie Goes ....
  • - Split fruits
  • - dotty neckerchiefs daughter's taken off
  • - 1971 Woody Allen comedy, set in the fictional republic of San Marcos
  • - Unbalanced some wares on show at the greengrocer's
  • - Block friend in a clichéd way
  • - In a predictably trite way
  • - In a trite way
  • - In a dull way
  • - Sans freshness
  • - With triteness
  • - Trick
  • - Trick
  • - I abandoned Bambi with roos right out in tall woody plants
  • - Plant stems used in furniture
  • - Peppard TV role
  • - George Peppard's TV detective
  • - George Peppard TV series
  • - Musicians taking a long time dressing
  • - Dress person who lacks style in trial
  • - How old the players must be to get a medical cover-up
  • - time for the musicians to wear it for protection
  • - Musical group get old dressing
  • - dressing makes group look older
  • - some players take a long time dressing
  • - Dress and dressing: part of verb and a gerund
  • - dressing makes the orchestra older!
  • - Group taking long time dressing
  • - Wound dressing
  • - Wrap wound in black and get on
  • - First-aid dressing
  • - Dressing in the clinic
  • - Mature group in the van, dressing
  • - Dressing for wound
  • - Dress in black and appear older
  • - Presumably covers up the cuts in the hospital budget
  • - Dressing
  • - Dressing a nude unevenly in pouch facing sweetheart
  • - Inedible dressing
  • - Item of headdress in "Spirit of '76."
  • - Gauze strip to cover a wound
  • - when musicians get together, they mature and seek protection
  • - musicians taking a long time to dress
  • - it's a bind when some players grow old
  • - a follower with time to dress
  • - Curad product
  • - Boo-boo cover
  • - Cover for injury
  • - Wound winding
  • - Group has time to dress
  • - Dress circle next to stage? No way
  • - Wound binding
  • - Musicians given time to dress
  • - Group wanting mature dress
  • - Winding for wound
  • - Cut coverer
  • - First aid kit item
  • - Players collectively send for topless dress
  • - Wrap for a wound
  • - First aid staple
  • - Part of a first-aid kit
  • - Johnson & Johnson product
  • - Wound wrapping
  • - Ligature
  • - Gauze covering
  • - Roll of gauze.
  • - Operator's need
  • - Wound covering
  • - Cut covering
  • - First-aid item
  • - Swathe
  • - Swaddle
  • - Cover for a skinned knee, eg
  • - Covering for a sutured wound
  • - wwii drama: "... brothers"
  • - rice-accompanied side dishes
  • - Oxfordshire town where Gary Glitter is from
  • - Oxford town known for its cakes
  • - market town in north oxfordshire noted for its cakes filled with currants and spices
  • - mad! giving up second name for romeo in city
  • - Small child